Data Check: Prabowo Wants to Eradicate Corruption to its Roots, What is the Current Situation?

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Cindy Mutia Annur 12/12/2023 21:03 WIB

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Presidential candidate Prabowo wants to eradicate corruption in Indonesia to its roots. Transparency International's report shows that public perception of corruption in Indonesia worsened last year.

Indonesia Corruption Perception Index (2002-2022)

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Indonesia Corruption Perception Index (2002-2022)

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Presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto stated his intention to thoroughly reform and eradicate corruption in Indonesia. This statement was made during the first 2024 Presidential Candidate Debate, held at the KPU office in Central Jakarta on Tuesday, December 12, 2023. The debate's theme focused on Governance, Law, Human Rights, Corruption Eradication, Strengthening Democracy, Improving Public Services, and Citizen Harmony.

According to Transparency International's report, Indonesia's Corruption Perception Index (CPI) scored 34 out of 100 in 2022, a decrease of 4 points from the previous year. This decline also lowered Indonesia's global CPI ranking. In 2022, Indonesia ranked 110th globally, down from 96th in 2021.

The decrease in Indonesia's CPI indicates a worsening public perception of corruption in public and political office throughout the past year. Transparency International included 180 countries in its CPI survey. A score of 0 signifies widespread corruption, while a score of 100 indicates a country free from corruption.

Editor : Aria W. Yudhistira

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